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Mohamed El-Erian
The once-conservative Bank of Japan surprised market watchers with its plan to target certain interest rates.
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Christopher Robbins
Investors are confident about their own investment knowledge and many are forgoing professional advice, says Schroders.
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Luke Kawa
While the S&P 500 is up almost 6 percent in 2016, Goldman Sachs' index of the stocks most favored by funds is flat.
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Lynnley Browning
Hillary Clinton's plan would affect investment partnerships and banks and increase estate taxes on the very largest estates.
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Sabrina Willmer
Larry Fink said he is more pessimistic than the markets at the moment.
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Polly Mosendz
A TV show reinforces myths about the generations and their economics.
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Cindy Taylor
Note from the Publisher: The concensus in the fintech community at large has been that insurtech is the next hot thing in the industry, other than blockchain, of course, whic...
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Cindy Taylor
First, interesting name, and just as FintekNews spells "fintech" a little differently, we GUESS that Anodot is a derivative spelling of the word"antidote", which according to...
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Cindy Taylor
Note from the Publisher: Insurtech Lemonade has just officially launched in the State of New York, and their offering is going to be a game changer. They are initially start...
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Cindy Taylor
Note from the CEO: A great read and slides too
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Cindy Taylor
Note from the CEO: Oh great, calls for a committee to oversee fintech while creating rules
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Cindy Taylor
Note from the CEO: Hmmmmmmmm, another list of top influencers in the fintech sphere
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Cindy Taylor
By Bill Taylor-CEO, Fintegration/FintekNews & CIO, TLC Capital Group9/21/16 Daily Closing Analysis - NASDAQ Fintech Index (KFTX)Keeping it up
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Tiffany Wilding
If you listen to certain market commentators for too long, you might start to think there’s no inflation to be found in the U.S.
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George Friedman
When the US and Russia are engaged in a country it is certainly not something to dismiss out of hand.
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Ted Knutson
Senate and House committees have taken up the legislation, which cuts costs and red tape.
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Christopher Robbins
'Dynamic Spending' allows retirees to benefit from good markets by spending a portion of their gains.
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Elizabeth Campbell
The funds have been squeezed by rock-bottom payouts on fixed-income securities as stocks fall or stagnate.
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Mohamed El-Erian
The Bank of Japan could signal what lies ahead for other central banks.